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sammmo | 18:20 Mon 06th Dec 2010 | Travel
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Whilst on holiday on lake garda last year, I noticed that alot of the locals were drinking a bright orange drink in large brandy shaped glasses. I asked what it was and it was a liquer that was mixed with presseco and water.. I bought a bottle of the liquer but it was drank within a couple of weeks of coming home.. I'd like to buy another bottle to have at christmas.. but i can't remember the name of the liquer.. has anyone any idea what it is.. and where i can buy it in england?
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frangelico?
would you knpw it if someone said it?
Amaretto?
Isn't Amaretto a dark brown like brandy?
I've only had this one mind so am not aware if it comes in a range of different colours.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amaretto
Or could it be Triple Sec ?
if you think you could remember the name, look here http://www.lifeinital...ines/liquors-best.asp
What a great link bednobs, the "Godiva" sounds interesting but would be slightly apprehensive of the "Cynar "
- This liqueur is made from artichokes - It is bitter-sweet and mixes well with Tonic water and Ice.
Probably a spritz which is made with either Aperol or can be made with Campari
Just found this

Aperol is made with sweet and bitter oranges, but if you can’t get it, try another aperitivo like Campari or ask (nicely) at a knowledgable liquor store. Campari is pretty strong so I use less of it, but you can customize to taste. No need to use a fancy sparkling wine or Champagne; another sparkling wine will do just fine. Be sure to use plenty of ice!

2 ounces (40ml) Aperol or 1 ounce (20ml) Campari
3 to 4 ounces (60ml-90ml) Prosecco
sparkling water
orange slice

1. Fill glass* generously with ice cubes.

2. Pour in Aperol or Campari, then add Prosecco.

3. Add a splash of sparkling water and a slice of orange.
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Aperol is the stuff. thanks emeritus....I found that lemonade instead of sparkling water was nicer ..It is lovely on a hot summers day..lovely and refreshing.. Anyone got any idea as to where i can buy it..
Here have got it http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-3145.aspx
and herehttp://www.drinksdirect.co.uk/acatalog/Ap
erol.html


probably more if you browse around.
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thanks spudqueen.. mrs sammmo will be pleased..
I tried that drink too in Verona and found it very refreshing. However the waiter wouldn't tell us what was in it so thanks for the information.

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